The evening world. Newspaper, July 4, 1908, Page 2

—- 2 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1908.) URPHY PUNISHES JUDGE PARKER FO VELAND Wl . ooo Tammany Chief to Keep Former Can-. didate Off the Committee on Resolutions for Proposing a Plan Otfensive to Bryan BY MARTIN GREEN, Staff Correspondent of The Evening World. ' DENVER, Col., July 4—Out of the rounds a certainty the situation sprang into life and vigor last evening when Charles F. Murphy and the vanguard of the New York delegation reached Denver. The arrival of Mr. Murphy had been awaited with an eagerness that was almost painful by the Brvan boosters on the ground, They were anxious to know if the Democracy of the Empire State was behind Judge Alton B. Parker in his design to introduce resolutions -. inevitable dullness that sur- anent the career of the late Grover Cleveland which incorporate matters | distasteful to Bryan and his followers. They learned that Murphy had repudiated the Parker resolution while he was passing through Omaha. The Tammany spokesman, Dan- fel F, Cohalan, brought a message of peace and good will. He assured the Bryan men that the New York delegation, -instead of trying to stir up trouble, is determined to bend every effort in the direction of the promotion of harmony. It is believed by politicians here that Judge Parker gave out the} CELEBRATING THE FOURTH SHIPS ft ALL GOOD) FELLUZ~ NoTE STH! S:MESSACE * WAS: DIS* CovERED: INA, BOTTLE ‘FOUND FLOATING ON: THE: RR TRACKS A REA 47H (tT ONE'S. HADNT TOUCHED OTA OROP. SINCE AND JAN: 137 BUT- SMITH HAONT ne SMOKED IN nO YEARS —— WHAT MAY HAD AFTER THE TRAINZ?“HAD PASSED en HE: DIDNT: KNOW i lid ~ HE PRACTISES WITH KEW ARLE | Witansbidge Boy Boy Slays Lit+ tle Girl While Firing ata Target. ig JULY TRAGEDY While practising on a target In the back yard of his home, No. 3u89 Oline ville avenue, Willlamsbridge, to-day pighteen-year-old Milton Cumming shot WAS LOADED I i and instantly killed his sister Jennie, thirteen years old The boy had a new rifle, with which | he intended to go hunting in the Adiron- dacks next week, and had been trying about face me. turn, ndey VW Jane stre rands. Attended a vy, Terence, r Alehth street, Hrookl wh ing through a knothole in a fence was shot in the lef eye by some per ie son on the other side © fence, and his eye was put out Bullman. Ado i \ TARGET ° Bronx; wil lose the § eve for holding a cannon JOBALLOONS IN BOY ll I i PACE, “ChICAGU TO ThE OC AN" AUTO DRIVER TS “BADLY INJURED I HFTY-MILE RAC d ny ed and h Carsey, Henry, No. 3542 Attn racker In fi | Lebanon Hospital Dall ey, Pe twelve years, No. 118 aera Gas Bags Ready to | _ Armed Celebrator HoniaInech and Howpttal furng'on hands. Powe 1 soe Branch Meeting Gives Start for New Flight Bullet Hit Child Stand- "wei" Plenty of Thrills to Big ; Records. | ing Behind Him alt Soe Crowd When Cars Crash. CHICAGO, July balloons are ready to start late this aft- 4-Ten mammoth) While the Fourth of July, 168, 90 far has not equalled its immediate pre LONG BRANCH ernoon on a “Chicago to ocean’ decessors in the number of accidents the Chicago race, reported to the police there have been enough brought to notice to show that under the direction of Aeronautique Club. ‘ i the old custom of celebrating Indepen- text of his Cleveland resolution before he left New York for the purpose| The world’s record, held by the Ger gence Day at risk of life and limb of putting forth a feeler to determine the sentiment of the Democracy,|™#n balloon “Pommern,” which made still prevails in New Nore Sute te If so, it was a feeler with prongs to it. And it t ts ”* | the flight from St. Louis to Asbury Park, the police stringency Seu aeons HRI EA TT , ith prong: it had a rebound ‘ {Bingham had them on the fob at 2 ig Mux, fiteen aricerlienandl Hundredemilencventsinig Before giving to the public his reso-| tion will in all probability go to a New| Ni J: 9% miles as the crow files, 18 the | yrotocy this morning—there have been Rroaiwas Ben TMOG Ree In eee ene ane lution on Grover Cleveland Judge Yorker, first hope of the contestants. A cup !8 Considerably less mishaps from. fire- “kers. v rac ween Kilpatrick and Parker was slated to be representative Murphy to Name Hi offered by the Chicago Aeronautique crackers, but a great many from pistol we Bryan ae of New York on the Committee on Reso:| 0" TRAY ¢ Him. Club for the balloon remaining longest shooting have occurred Ganita, t > m mt lutions of the national convention. ‘The te Ani hy and ete Con-|in the air and another for the longest ‘The most serious accident was the 1 Rena ae M late !s ch w. It is not likety that) PES ca ¢ the man, but it will be; fight, measured by airline, to the point % 5 . d xwenieim, atid driven by Bellows, aARAVPAEKET alnkiiel willlbalplaced on | aifteutt nitty foe then to make tot iene ansbyis in teuinel rent Epa ocala Antena a van ost a tir turned a complete somer # again, His action \s considered poor ice, because the willing are many. In | represented Ay 5 ory of the| N° 3 irst . e car polite, and the Resolutions Comm tee | known here that Mr. Bryan’ has pee Bee ian taatie eee Attented an hm will in all prob@bility have Martr. W aaa pprenie for John B, Stanch- “Fielding,” 0 cuble feet capacity, 110 West Houston street. siceat street. Bn i My mn of its roll as New York's rep- ay GE eee entered by the Aero Club, of Texas, pugo Fridiani, twenty-one, and Guido | inna h and J. Gaynor, of Brooklyn, last night. | and piloted by Capt. Honeywell and Dr. petjuccl, twenty years old, who live In|. 0.4/°). Fight on, Platform, Judge Gaynor 1s a perennial candi- | §:,J: Fielding. the building, were shooting with a pistol | eve torn New York, the New Engand States! gate, His Brooklyn friends say he is| “Ville de Dieppe,” 65,000 capacity, by at a target on the root this afternoon, racker, New Jersey, Illinois and other common-| wining to accept the nomination and| Rau! Lucter; pilot, A. E. Mueller. |and Antonio with his eleven-year-old Hay ten pease et, piace nen oe pavaareesea | euet Charles F. Murphy has told him| “Columbia.” 75,00 capacity, by the prother Joe was watching them. The ‘rioker expindit i es plan Silane wiiiarn Jennings | through @ messenger he would be ac- mederailon ot Aero Clubs; manned by children were in @ siall cupola behind onesh taps of two fir Bryan iw intent upon placing in the| ceptable to Tammany Hall, Sanator|©., H. Lelchilter and Capt M. Peters a the men who were firing the pistol, but Hospiiay ait, Siktiormh There) will’ bola) Hite Neh | McCarren is also favorable to Judge; “King Ba yayel , Aero Clu) ye one of the men aled on a banaaa | Warren aiveate Bronkivtine on the anti-injunetion plank. The dele. | Gaynor, but Senator McCarren does not | Canada: Lieut. Preston and H. B. Wild. | peeling and as he fell over backward with blank cartridge gates from the great industrial States| flgure to cut a great deal of ice in this) “I Will,” 70,00, entered and piloted the revolver was polnting at the boys. home, ; of the East and the Mississippi Valley | Convention. He is a pretty lonesome) >Y ©: H Perrigo, Ct It was discharged and the bullet entered yeneb eulany » eleven. vearan old, No, will not stand for an injunciion plank | figure around Denver, His friends trom| “United States,” iim, by the Aero Antonio's heart, killing him instan ye ET OLD RULE which calls for notice to the interested|the East have not arrived, and the|Club of the Northwest St. Paul; Col.) Joe, the brother, ran down to his street Hospital parties before an injunction can be| Murphy crowd will have nothing to do): P. Shirley. mother, and when she rushed up on the — Kelly, Wi twenty-seven years issue. with | “Cincinnatl," §7,000, by N. G, Keenan, roof and saw her boy's body she be- Bh lt N Vineyard avenue ‘The fight will be complicated, because | McCarren will make his own fight tor| of the Aero Club of Cincinnati; Lesite came so frantic with grief that she preast by jowney Bryan is ready to go to extensive] his Brooklyn delegates before the Com-| Haddock and George Howard |tried to throw herself from the roof, st John's lengths to secure harmony. His firs'| mittee on Credentials, as he made his! “America,” 68,000, Aero Club of the|The tenants of the tenement are all Kliber. William, a jbartender, No. 783 sign of yielding will be the signal for) own fight in the State Convention In| Northwest, Minneapolis; Capt. P 3. [tallans, and when the n of the HN ees “yas out oF giant the conservatives to make attack8 Carnegie Hall, But Murphy has the| Hudson and Col. J. L. Gribble | shooting became known, several police: Gf the right s of his head and ihe upon his radical policies ali along the | whip hand. If McCarren goes into the! “Illinois. 00), Aeronautique Club of /men had all they could do to quiet the th ny anaa LT ingens Cau He ett hand, Aine Ao sentiment of ithe consérya:|/convention he. will have (to) eo ax al Chicagoi J) UCase andi! B) Gregory, |eronde, ae Bee ase Raotatel etal of 1901 was strong enough on the mat. |PfOxY Herman A. Metz, a deleg- Chleago,”" 10,600, (C: A. Coey, “Atro> I) Dane penuecl 4 tox ot Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. Burns of | ter of the Interference of the courts in| ‘TOM Brooklyn, has offered McCa:.en nautique Club of Chicago; c. A, Coey rested Fridis i Eells hands and fare, Attended in home i his ticket and U. L. Bumbaugn. cartridges was found, bu’ there was no Lebeto, Joseph, nine years old. 3 7 labor disputes, ‘ oats Sey trace of the revolver. Mrs, Faiglo was Park Row. Burns about face. Attend. Mr, Bryan's proposition to tcense| .T%* opposition to the nomination of | so distraught that Dr, Quinn ordered nd home Heviscnulck: hand? \ corporations doing an Interstate busi- an is quiescent, The managers of f] her to St. Vincent's Hospital, William, 3 RUNS. i 8 will be fought to a finish, aAiso| the Gray boom have dropped out of! T Tepe OL OEOIGRLA CTHOMAE py tinge Os Hummel to his plan to have a physical valuation : a boomers, are) still \) aes ae ae left eve and” ney Rios Lew a Beays | placed upon the property of all railroad SESTenye MEER al hte a a ae force, to tundel and went home RUNS doing an interstate commerce A of costing Bryan many | Lo toieiag UL TUL edt bal BARTEL ald Fourth Inning and his pet scheme to make the Gov States which havo} Fourth discharging é revolver address n to Har é@rnment guarantee all bank depos (But valuable time | may result fatally for Willlam Kelly, the leg , st Mhsrevaredbankere int (hey Deniocrell they unload thetr| | twenty-seven yeers old, of No. 24 Vines FMsi 00), frown ot party as well as in the ublican | vant ayant. ronkerd: as ae eesti PEEL Ne 1 party, and this latter plan is to ther | the policeman's ‘salute’ in the left m4 n. pita of? Ritchey go Ne distasteful to the point of nausea peels Gone, Boom Going | | breast, Just above the heart, He Is in bso’ of powder 9 Panta) Lt AS Differs From Chicago. pedal HM Bs Es | a critical condition in the St, Jolin's Th avenues. At- to i amma Browne After all, there is not a great dea | Hospital GN USE uM Of difference betweer ts conven and the Chicago convention in the mat- ca ter of a platform, The issues are about over to the same, but reversed. In ¢ ago 4 avout the powerful finan: terests ¥ ape icked arrayed against 1 Canes tion and w 1] soon will cratic party are ar fan's radical propositions almost identical with those of Roose velt—and Bryan has all the best oe i iaregrresed Of course, the Br fol arms of varlo' Statea at thorUais ‘gh the Committee on F ; 1)) Pach 8 have a block. An 0 Into the sessions of that body in a ee Ber ude eectrio conciliatory spirit, In case there is no. tin > ner of the Brown Qgreement upon the various pl Palace across the street, on the under discussion, there will i Cah it ; ‘sick ting, is a pic- ity report presented to lined tn he lights Mg by the Eastern members sa ‘sed as 4 Rocky Mountain am svor out f tee. This report will precip more picturesque and that In the conve: Democratic party does ainglehanded orators, and out here will be much 1 ion at CI pable of swal- beop.e of this beau. and understanding t e thr innit ) ity hay filled the Chicago Collseu dolled their Mr. Bryan has not y Ose. ' i. running mate. Unless J Gra t uch have Delaware, consents to run, the nomina P SPEECHES en i That’ the Way to Get the Best for the Least] - floor. | Demo. | y ich joy to old There! I've and | have ule: 1 of caution to add: If you want to bu a ata very low price, advertise for a bargain in the Sunday World r 3 Kell with three other young men were | passing Policeman Downey, whom they \ all kne wyery well, while he was stand- TeaWas passinea Wy ienbavallors sas: ec tene nist er ase cay lea and Parker street. when one of the four Fifth Inning: fanned. Rit Rucker out | (5 threw Graham ¢ home, O'Brien old, Ni burns, Had an Active Doctor Pee Ct W enn craTH Ae | | by drawing his revolver an mad bas arene ee while attempt j plained later, the air his finger touched the trig- ears old, ‘anglia, (It out since early morning, He had set ee a target !n front of the stable and shot at it from the back porch of the SCOTTISH CLANS | house While was engaged in this his mother, Mrs. Jennie Cumming, sent a {little girl to the barn to get a basket ry of eggs. The boy's target was just in | tront of a little window in the shed ct) ed by the he After the child had her bask with eggs she climbed up adder and stuck her d out of the ndow, | As she did so her brother fired. The bullet missed the arget and entered I's right eye e boy saw done, as the child fell ream s elder brother Philip, ha ed Into the barn and carried the In- Aral ehnild to house, She died In & few minutes, the bullet having pene+ Turns Out at ¢ Crowd Saltic ae trated the brat Celtic Park for Annual | “he famu'y did not notity the pg F , | ce until an undertaker hid been se} a y for and the Coron notified. hn the Field Meeting. boy Went to the Wakefield station and wave h { up. He wept hysterically as he to sergeant what he had done, ¢ carnival of the annual at s of New York at| LES A Ish Ol le the noon ma folk from the and of Pal them gave olor to and as the gtmes progressed Scotch dances and | ports W featured to the apprecia- | Clan s beat the McGregors sucker football tour- _s. The MeDutte, Me- Doctors, Amazed at Recupera- jrush um: MeDenalds also had com tive Powers, Say He Has a Over three dred ath- ki the near tinish Hope Fighting Chance. COOPERSTOWN, N Potter passed a fairly com- fortable night, although he was some. J. what res because of the high hus > midity. His respiration and pulse bee ; came decidedly nearer normal Every symptom is much more favor- able and the physicians aré very hope. ful this morning, The b' room |» kept filled with oxygen and electric fans are continuously going. His marvellous rally amazed his physicians. A bulletin tssued this morning on Bishop Potter's condition follows: “Bishop Potter passed a fairly eom- fortable night and is slightly stronger than yesterday, His pulse, which for six days had averaged 145 to 18 per minute, has gradually come down during he past twenty-four hours to 12, The respiration, which during the same time had varied from 38 to 50 per minute, has now dropped to 30 and the oedema of the lungs and feet has practically dias s, appeared. ome “While the symptoms are more favor- Y., July 4— Bishop Ths y yards), second at won by W Hligen, Time, Cook, Trin- Ss}: P. Meissner, Acorn ) seconl: time, 10 1. neat won by B, Dewar, HJ, F va: second M (8 Varday teed dble than at any time during the past Seventh heat won week, still his condition is very grave. nA. A (4 yards), Tae hardening of the arteries and the harles Han hed (7% vards), dilatation of the heart have been and time onds, Eighth are the most as In the case and In themselves absolutely curable. teat won, wR ers, Gordon A, A, (8 however, ha ee Aster ( however, have 6 Hime 5 ved by the treatment : nd it is hoped but 48 ay continue \f H ANVRIN, M. ree Sehr, Mb ans won by DA Ra A. Taylor. 4 Irish-American oft which Time, 11 wt the a $250. bash. Handiean by WW 8 It wae a lucky thing for George; wer and it exploded as it pointed & 4a) Bast Si burns ; eC) Kelly. Chief vf Police Wolff imme- about hand. Attended f (sare ea ery Weatherbee, a tall {ving on the Giately suspended Downed from dut Kyan, ‘Thomas, fourteen vears old, of s Wallop to left for two sac ‘ard mark in 10 3 West One Hundred ween he heart of the accident pending No. Bowery. Burns about the hand, ” Hannatin to Mes to ards from W a full {nvestigaion of the cireum- Attended i i home | Gan R OFC stent vara by A reward o| t, tha He stances ee twenty-one years ol, Rucker tossed out Beaumtont. Mo- | i ha ae and Fift Dela Cateoa himself afi ith naphtha to-ay, | Na ‘bz Albany avenue, the Bronx. | Gann walked, Ritchey singled to left, | four av the heat whieh y will be pai set himself afire aphth y 5 % the thigh at Two Hundred and| and McGann got third on the play.| ae 10 1-5 ciward, Mudeon Guild for the arrest and conviction of which exploded while he was cleaning LIST OF DEAD Rlreystisalyalvaat) and) Broeda) Ritchey was caught off frat. Blirdh to | Ms, varie), wes SMH a wt any junk dealer or other person ided take ordan. Hannafin popped to Lewls, No| 10 as, Clo nn. @ sult, that Dr George Herrity, of} AND INJURED, ,.Stsette, Josephs sixteen years OIAIRUNG,) eee ee Lewls, NO) ian Mackenai¢, won! D.Thompaon, Clan uilty, under the provisions of 1 real ee + NORE DY. canal sireet and the Bowery. Burns on| } ald, second: James Forbes, Clan tion 550 of the Penal Code Harlem Hospital, was passing In an f sak reeiing: Seventh Inning third: time. 12 sec ne oss h nds rouRh frescra er expploding, F re ier Running’ Frond’ Jumd, | Novton-Won | by of the State of New York, of eee artaah tarde and hor Rergen was thrown out by -Dahlen.|p.“anem= N.Y. with ft 18, | Weatherbee ran to the window when| Among the acoidents reported to-day io Joseph, fourteen vears olf] R mul, Hannifin. ito. MeGanne| & 4.88 Aéaen Ava. second. with creel receiving any prop: his clothes caught fire and tried to,are the following: 146 Cherry street. Gun shot wound] ty» nul, ‘Dahlen to MeGann, NO/ 2 tt 4% ins F (. shand N.Y. A erty belonging to this Company. t z LED. I onaedwand Home ae NO | Third with et 1 In. pull off his shirt and throw {t into KILLED ft hand. Attend to, | RUNS ards Ne F. Kirchotf, MoT. tai atreat Dive drench con) ha wi Crogin, John, Robbins avenue, the AV eee eT pes raat Xo. Browne took two bags on Shechan's tirsty Fred Bye tong NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO, le stree rity C isi id Pearl street son right ha ro Gre dit : ‘A. ‘third: time BR’ pac. trom a call at One Hundred and For-| Bronx, drowned, witlle, dodsing expiel Teh AD Put! eRDIOWINE, wttended | Cod awrrats a GCOnAM RIGRIE to, ett MEG EG Ay nied uines bao 18 Dey St., New Yorke h street re c i and home. <Selley | first. F Rivter, Irish-American, second tieth street and Third avenue, looked) point, Au puch op sucteantvearanole acd Ne 1 to oe celley pe ogitren, Fourhlin. Lweum, third JOHN H, CAHILL, up and saw him Oummings, Jennie, thirteen years old; y street. Gun shot wound in} FUMIO in double nl yan’ at for l time, 58 45 sec. Third heats J, = errs, Mag 1, 1902. 2d Vice-President. “Hold on!’ ‘he shouted, thinking! shot and killed by her brother Milton! ‘Jerr ha ‘Attended and home. Beart 8 She ane Ri Wola HAYS) unatiaaned’) Gis Breeaueir Neat nM One en Weatherbee was going to jump, “I'll| eighteen, near Wakefeld w iam Abraham elehtaverravoidy |wanny baie Aen ion eee arr ney i enise ki Dale) “e right up." Falgio, Antonio, shot end killed while Ne . ns wes U Brook n ane fone Hinamel. ONE. RUN , Bal y yi the roof of his home, No, lacerated by BOGE Cane CPaCk: ‘ ‘ Followed by his driver, Jim Doyle, | Avie On ae es at ne, Now rin a bottle. Attended at home. Eighth Inning. 300 KILLED -D AT TAB TABRIZ. the doc ran Into. the pote ead took Rosso, Giovanni, accidentally shot -——_—a—- — Young pitehbine for Poston. Maloney Fane eae: , stairway iree ateps at a jump Naegewinte ‘ f 3 E t > and kliled himself while loading a was hit Hum sand Youne | 700 Wounded in Fights and Pillag- The tallor's door was locked and Rel revolver at hie home; No. #28 Villa TALK OF HARD LUCK! Made a wild throw to Dahlen Maanes | Ing Stl Continn was too rattled to open It eae vie) avenue, the Bronx AR M’CARREN’S TALE,|°2."" to third. Lumley doubled to left |Proke in with a heave of his shoulder. | John, thirteen years oid HE . re. scoring Malonew and Iummel.| TABRIZ, July 4—During the last | i Rear TRULIA DreRtGeOnTA AHTAw 812 West Forty-ninth stree to Kel 10 JPahien. Sheehan | wock's fighting In this elty 37 men uy s ‘ from the roof of his home while sets) i ri " to Kelles ewls ou Jahlen tol” 1 70 y r) IK; y n ri etch ym Albany O RUNS. were killed and 700 were wounded, | off some firecrackers and was instant- His Woes Stretch Te Albany to TWO RNS ont be Lewis, [Among the wounded Is a Russian sub- {1 yarelied Denver, With Perhaps More Hannaiin. sinaled toy ject 1 ihe doets INJURED. ’ wont aut to Hummel |The horsemen under Rachin Khan, | Mean te doctor ie Ca Hiv |The horsemen under, ociin Achar. VEGETABLE COMPOUND, q ey paid Aten 9 A) ynelson, Abe, eleven years, No, 418 \ é 2 tr pillaging and an- i |fire Ad alarted when t shea nelson. ep SPELT ET CET Ninth Innin continue thetr pillaging and an- iyi sost SUCCESSFUL REMEDY FOR s od, and) when they haat: seaventy-fret: street} burns. big: ae unk ue Lh . ; 9 j js spreading throughout the|~ WOMAN'S ILLS IN THE WORLD, Wen eres put out, tt waa blaging too |e? Hospits ah: a Nae Nings are] ergen fanned fveker out, Hannafin| Viole of Northern Persia | Her them to tackle it Ammiano, George, elght years old, No, not breaking very good for me," con-|to MeGann, Bureh Ingled to left, Ma ed Wee bea de 0 the} 2 Gars de street, Newark. Right eye pdey to a friend to-}loney. out, Dahlen to MeGann. NO Sar ra ae la n turned in an alarm. day beat me in Albany on the r sm U If DP the Wate Git anthenE |e Ana) Jommphy nineieanigaace old) Nor n m Graham walked. Smith batted for Se eaing qi Bast Bleventh street: burns about | Anti-Race Track bill and they threw mel young and fouled to Bergen. Kelley paar Oe eine ed Dr, Her-| {iand. Attended and home, out ot the convention In my own State. | ont to Lam Dahlen popped to Hum-| Reckless Celebrator Dangerously Bs tee ‘ er : es 3 : "When 1 go fe train to come to NO RUNS | Mf Weatherbee ae the ambulance] Benjamin, Breterick nineteen years | ssenvar a Jeay jeotested my right ty me ae aS 2 Wo Monnens s1eget dIizEO. ‘ ; Per fey Ha ted | the stateroom had engaged Rot re * ald. of Pretty nod.” rep led Wea herby Wath foreneet apn Accidental | trimmed in every kame of cards Tat QUARANTINE AT CURACAO. James ogee thine rats i Ot a igHANGIONNCIRIMNE AM Croee who. nks he dootors # only 8 | down to lost t t 1 Sivanhd, Tl Jo. 175 Third street, A BRHAN. b REHAN, Higitly burned on the hands and face;| pitt gown paid at my hat And. to top it) wrtLAMATAD, Curacao, July 4—The |S 1 [Rea mites ED ie ton of the late Thomas and Sarah ‘put by the great horn Aoctor,| Blaha, William, sixteen vears old, Na|Sinstg'car vesteruay morning a $2 local authorities have decided to an.| critical gondition In the Genera’ Sheehan (nee Gillen) Alan't you put out the other fira{4 East Saventy-seventh street, badly! aay the walter gave. the chan fores a ten-daye' quarantine againag| pital as a result, it is, thought, of the | “funeral from the residence of hie 4 burned and rendered unconadious by thal Chartes F. Murphy. If something don't| passengers arriving here from Porto rook ease Of & celebrator of the |. oingr, James, 44 Mulberry st, on cate Whe doctor made no reply, but softly] exnioaton Sea ere oat ended| happen here to break my streak I'll] (anello, at which place a ous | Fourth J shot in the back whil urday, July 4, at 1.80 PB Iatewe istled «verse of that pathetle song,{and taken home, he, m {0 have @ suspicion that I'm un-| sever, supposed to bo yellow fever: hag| | Mérreino wad shot in the hack whil | sey. bea “gratitude.” ‘ta Brown, James, forty-four years oid, | \uc just made its appearance, walking on Main street night 8 COVE gs nays WT,